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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-26
THE LEGISLATURE,
Tho Proceedings of tho. Two Houses -Iu
~ y. Nortnnt Mon auraa Int rndncnd

Tho Proceedings of tho. Two Houses u
portnnt Measures introduced.
Specie! Correspondence Of he lntelligenetr.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. 24-In the
Senate on Monday Mr.. Unger presented
Bill No. 106, to amend the school law.
Senate Bill No. 81, the Scientific TEN.
perance Instruction" bill, was passed, and
senator McCreery asked to communicate
it's passage to the House. a t,Ss,
The officers fee bill-senate Bill No. q
came up at 1880 as the special order
and consumed some time in amendments,
Senate Bill No. 10, providing penaltiea
for the failure on the part Of officers to file
proper lists Of lands sold at forced salcs
was passed. ;! So. Il M Z,sH
A large number Of petitions asking the
submission of the prohibitory amendment
we're received, among them that of G.. W.
Atkinson and tlfty-one others, of Ohio
county, and that OF W. r. Springer and
si1ty.two others, OF Ohio county, both
presented by Mr.. Scott. i, !, ,',;..,-y
Senate bill No. 4. "a bill concerning in.
toxlcating liquors." was read the second
time. The bill provides fol. giving notice
in writing or verbally before witnesses, to
saloon keepers, not TO sell to- certain per-
sons named any Intoxicating liquors. A
wito or any other aggrieved person, may
file the notice, and II it is not observed,
the saloon keeper is liabie for damages, as
is also the owner OF the premises on
which the saloon is kept. A number OF
amendments we're offered, bat most OF
them were rejected, those adopted nearly
all being VI merely verbal character.
> The running debate on tho various
amendments offered was warm and inter.
esting, and it was still pending when the
Senate adjourned. MIR. Scott rather sur.
prised some Of the members by taking
high temperance ground. supporting the
propositions which seemed best calculated
to achieve the object intended, the pro.
lection Of the families Of habitual drunk
ards from tho evils Of intoxication, and
the State at large from the illegal sale oi
liquors. A marked diversity OF opiniono
as to the proper shapo in which the bill
should be passed existed, and the custo.
mary division OF the body on the ques.
tion Of prohibition could not be traced on
this question of effective regulation, ~ Z
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L Runnwny Accident.

PlTvsnundu, Pa, Jan. pa Cory,
Pa, special says: Mrs. L. E. southwick,
a prominent music dealer, and a boy
named Guy Ferris, were thrown from a
wagon by q runaway horse about 10
o'clock this morning, and both fatally in.
jured: They are still living but uncon-
ecious and no hopes are entertained Of
their recovery. E.r..i II 80 s. . ,,t1 Z
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u Lock HAVEN, PA, Jan. 25.-The ice
Gorge in the Susquehanna river at " est
Fort broke last night and moved to the
Jerry twelve miles west Of this city, where
y stopped. The ice Is piled thirty feet
in,lgh. The gorge ia three miles long and
Tue backwater is doing considerable dam.
ago to, property along the river. I
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DETROIT, Mich, Jan. 25.-An Evening
Journal special from Monistique says:
Joseph Arms!rouyiand Frank Holmea. iof
Psn.wates, have been hunting and trap
ping in Delta county for several weeks.
"a y, Saturday, while setting their traps,
holmes cut his leg badly and his compan.
Ion went for help. Within An hour he re.
turned 10 find only few bloody bones,
Some strips OF clothing, a bloody axe and
revolver. Round about were the car.
sIssses Of FIVE wolves which Holmes had
Killed in his fight for life. Wolves have
been unusually bold this season. II
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Foul Play SuSnccted.

MouSr MoRRls, n. y, Jan. e5.-The
house in which Henry Higgins, an old
SOLDIER who had recently drawn some pen.
SION money, resided, was burned this
morning. and Higgins body WAS subse.
9uently found In the flames. Foul play
Is suspected and two men named Crowley
and johnson have been arrested. i' i,s'.
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No Longer n Democrat .

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 25-Another no,
table detection from the Democratic party
OF Virginia is announced. G. W. Button
for years editor Of the Lynchburg Vir.
9'n.cn, later postmaster under Cleveland
and villiaer OF General Logan through bis
paper, publishes a long letter in which he
opposes the policy Of the party in the
state and realizes that more liberality Of
feeling may vastly improve the credit d
the poor old commonwealth and make
her prosperous. 7 ~
The Senate Of the United States refused
TO confirm Button as postmaster, and now
the Bourbons will turn their guns on him
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WugS the burly.burly's done, when tie
ba.le'i lost and Won, when tho bslloting
has sgors gu ;orcvermo!e, we'll SEQ J. N.
some time in swseter, happier cline,
ior xsll mest him on tho bright and
shining ehrre. .s's -
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The river rose Very rapidly yesterday
and Was still rising at dusk with depth
OF 22 feet 3 inches in the channel. Ice
was running pretty thick and heavy all
day, making it hardly safe for boats to run.
The Courier, however, managed to get up
from below and tied up AZ the levee.
At Pittsburgh last night the river was ris.
INK with depth Of IL feet 3 inches il the
channel; at points above there the rivers
were stationary. Last nights rain will
probably have the effect OF keeping tho
rise up for several days. The river is now
higher than 1t has been for several month,
mast .M---- ..rl-L-L -----LIL-, A-.-.-..---' -,
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WoAAs suffrage gets sixteen votes in
the sesaN CT tho United States. Wonder
whether the twenty.lour grave aud rsver.
enl Stlators who voted against it have
say soiii teasnus back OF their votcs7
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UuifarsItH Tcuataa.

CoLuAsus, o., Jan. 25.--The Governor
to-day y appointed e1-President R. 3.
Hayes, to be Trustee of tho Ohio Uniyer-
ai!ty, for he.term Ioi seven years; begin.
ming May l4th, and the appointment was
confirmed by the Senate. 7Si555sHI
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In the House Monday House bill No. 8,
Mr. Hagan's University bill, was passed.
Mr.. scott'a Senate bill to amend the char
tor Of the Odd Fellows Hall Association
OF Wheeling WAS read the first time. MI,
Mr.. Hamilton, from the Committee on
the Judiciary, reported back House bill
No. 70, Dr.. Baird's bill to prevent the de-
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PROHIBITION IN TIE SENATE.

Tho Debate Yesterday on One Of tho Pro.
~ .posed Amendments. ii.-it T'I
Special Dspatch to the Iniellioo.oer. :Nro'etat
CHARLEsroN. W. VA, Jan. l5.-The
temperance amendment was brought up
in the Senate this morning. Senator
Scott, of Ohio county, submitted an
amendment to the measure proposing
compensation for the loss that would be
sustained by the liquor men in the event
tho amendment carried. After consider
able discussion tho matter went ovor till
Tomorrow and will be the special order
for tomorrow morning.: g.
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which $500 toms are now in Eastern
ports, and over one.third OF this tonnage
Ia offered for sale. The North Pacific
fleet comprised 3S vessels. The total
catch yielded about 10000 barrels OF oil
aud 30g, 900 pounds Of whalebone. The
Arctic fleet took 1913 whales as against 900
In 1885. The season was an improbable
ma .s0 - 80
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Increase In Wages ornnt,,a-

Pir7aEuRdH, Pa, Jan. 25.-The de.
mands OF The employees Of the National
Tube works at McKeesport, Pa, for an
advance in wages have been granted. Tho
increase ia ~ Will average IS percent, and al.
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MILWAUKEE Wis Ja". rs AT Madison
both houses voted for United States Sana-
tor to-day. In the Seuate philetus Saw
yer (R'p received 90 votes; john Winans
Dam J 8; John Cochran (Labor) /. In
the Assembly the vote stood Sawyer Sc;
Winans 81; Cochran S, -
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Special Dtspaich 70 Tie Iniellictner.
=MouNDsyrLLE, W. Va, Jan. 25-A few
OF the Camden Democratic faithful held q
caucus at the Henratte Houze last night
for the purpose Of fixing up some lIni-
ment or Strengthening cordial for General
Prices backbone. OF course it WAS for
warded to Charleston to-day IS the 'in-
dlgnant outpouring Of the masses" Of his
constituents. This fact is, the masses Of
bis constituents are With him when he
votes against Camden.
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IN the L.Sislatare strong disposition
Ia shown to keep tho old familiar faces
Ou. Of tho jury box. This, II successful,
will paralyz, small but promising in
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II geems that when railroads wrong
Bhipper1 by giving rebates to other ship
pers they will also cut it little close on
their isil,S poolers. Atleast 1t Is go with
the Wabash. 40
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CANADA needs to be taught that this
country knowa how to strike back. She
c!n take hint. It won't be necessary
to asbt shout 1t, A little quiet applita.
ton OF liz ialionis will do the bus;ness.
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If the Indiana authoritios 20 deep
enough into thst ''much mixed affair."
thew will liud tha. the man who ran of
with the wife ia the man who hanged the
hnahand ----- ~ ----L.-.L
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TurDs IL = dull thud about that ballot.
Ipp al Charleston. .....H Dl. IT,.
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R,pDLxpsRGEn p.snds solitary and alone
q, the fisheries bill-a magnificent wreck
II wha, he might have been. - .fa
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Tux ria OF Thuraday's vots will give
an idea Of The number Of people in Wheel
Inc sho take an interest in that govern.
rant which comes closest to them.
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"grrroS, Button, who's gothic Button 2"
No. tho Virginia llouibons-he han pulled
AWAY from them. i .1HS.g N
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"1NsulP-On Wednesday, January %, 1857, at
iao a. NJ, fEAsK L. WiSsIIir. -
Funeral notice hereafter. - rs
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TUE Standard Ro.ary Shuttle Is the
hghtest running sewing machine ever
offered to- the public: Gee advertisement,
ol Edward l. Rose L %. }. \. A. \. q II
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A week after the discoveries made at
Brent's farm the unusual sight at this time
OF year OF aock Of crows lowering about
a piece Of woods on farm two miles from
Brent's was noticed by a boy named vii.
lie Compton. He went out with his gun
to shoot at the orows, which seemed to
gather in one particular gpot and cav In a
curious manner. The crows few further
away as the boy entered the woods, aud as
be followed them up he came snddsply
upon the dead body Of man hanging by
the neck I'm the lower branch OF big
walnut tree. The boy hurried from the
woods and alarmed men on the farm
They went to tho tree and recognized the
body as that Of the miasing farmer Brent
A Justice OF the Peace wGs summoued.
and the body was cut down and an INQUEST
held. The dead mans head was bare, and
bis feet we're covered by an old pair of
shoes, but no stockings. In a pocket Of
an old coat which the dead man had on was
found q piece Of paper, on which was writ
ten: ~ can't stand the disgrace" Tho writ
ing closely resembled that OF the deceased's
and the general impression scemsd to be
that the old man had hanged himself on
discovering his wife's guilty flight and
robbery OF all he had in the world. There
were no marks Of violence on the body,
but Dr.. Ford, who made a post mortem
examination, gave 1t aa his opinion that
death had not resulted from hanging, but
that the man was dead when hanged to
the tree. In spite Of that testimony, how
ever, the jury returned verdict OF sui
eide. AS no one seemed disposed to make
further investigation in the mysterious
case' the body was buried under the tree
where 1t waa discovered. ~.
Brents cousin Rogers accepts the sui
eide theory, as he could see no motive in
either Brent's wife OF, Coverdale commit
ting murder to either rob, or. run away
from Bront. Coverdale is an Englishman.
He had between $1,000 and $4,000 as the
proceeds Of the sails Of. his store goods,
and leaves creditors in the lurch to the
amount Of y, 500. His wife and children
are left destitute, and tho health Of the
former Is such. that she cannot live be.
yond few weeks. The fuxitiyes have
undoubtedly gone to England. y,
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Tux new comet would be u good thing
:, lin 10 for voyage OF discovery.
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An ,he,e, runawsys! So the Camden
hso caught yon! l-.
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Az tho wha!o catch falls oil we require
u,,s India rubber for our whalebone8.
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oSE trial Of St. Jacobs Oil for rheurna-
tlHm will convince you Of It's marvellous
power6 q fest8 8547Sss = t7l' l. - "1
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Gle Q',tslliia,'slatst,erI:,. ,'ltt, :.

oalcr. So.. ss nml ~ Fourteenth Street. {
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From Be1iiy.H inqItOn's Rseent Book.
~ owe my extraordinary ercnpe from
DEATH" writea Bismarck, ''partly To the
Bolidity aud hardness Of my rib,:and part.
ly to the strength Of my muscles. Blind
had scarcely raieed hia pistol when l crap.
pied with him, and got his right arm in o
tight grip, which l never relaxed until he
was secured by a patrol Of the guard. OF
tho five shots he fred whilst We were
struggling only this one (pointing to his
Bide) took effect, for l had my vita about
mo and managed to keep his pistol. hand
bent outwards, except just at tho end OF
the tussle, when he succeeded In turning
the barrel full upon my body. The bull.
let, though 1t slung mo 30 sharply that !
thought 1t had gone clean through me,
only glsnCsd of my rib.
~ ran much more imminent risk from
the fair.play instincts Of an honest prus'
Hian guardsman than ] did from that fool
ish lads revolver. You eco he was 9
smallish fellow and l am rather q big ono
Whilst NO wero wrestling, my hat fell Of
and ] suppose my bald head proved {
tempting object 10 one OF the soldiers, who
ran mp 10 sea what was the matter, hear
ing the repurta Of the pistol; for thiI
worthy fellow, perceiving u tall man, a
he fanciGd, ill.treating a short youth
dubbed his rifle, and would assuredl.
have brought the butt end down with
crash npon my bare pate had l not caugh
eight Of his attitude in time 10 lhout out
Hold on! l am Bismarck upon whicl
be dropped his weapon In q much create
fright than even my own"
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demands, indeed. Ia tho call 10, Office
o between Wall and Fulton streets
that many buildings, the upper floors OF
which have heretofore been rented as
lofts, have teen alteredinto offices. These
alterations extend into the side streets,
especially into Pine, Cedar, Liberty. Cort.
landt and Dey streets. Further up Broad.
way and elsewhere In the city office rents
stand about 40 they were laat year, with q
tendency 10 advance. Lower rents arc
not reported in any section. Stores and
rooms for light manufacturing are rent.
ing at better figures than ever before, es.
pecially in the crowded section down town
and along Broadway and the business ave.
nues. Advanced oil $500 in store rents are
quite common where storea arc In great
demand. In other sections last years
prices are maintained.
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commit themselves to 0 man who has In.
terest Ia such On o~yorshado"inR power.
1t Is this kind oil representation which
makes tho Senate oil the United states
seem but the orSaf, Of an aggravated pluto.
crsCy. There ere In the Senate Ten men,
oil whom Mr.. Camden untl recently was
one, who represent sIll,Wo,ooo, all Of
which has been accumulated by them IN
tho last thirty years. 1t Is the knowledge
oil thin iact by the poor plundefed labor
Ing men oil this country, that creates I'M
Justly Anarchints' sociaiists' n ui1Sa'la'
faction oil all sorts amorgthe wage workers
OF tho whole country. 1t Is not that these
men have accumulated large fortunes, hut
that they uso their wealth Tor purely sell
ish and oppressive purposes making the
Rich Few control the Poor Many. ltcalla
In question the whole problem oil political
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Mr. Camden's retirement from the pres.
ideDcy OF the Camden Consolidated Oil
Company, and the election 10 that irnpor-
tsnt place Of hiR hrother.in.lsw tho astute
Col. W. 2. Thompson, OF tho Standard
Oil Company, may be merely in the ordi-
nary way Of buBinpaR. 1t looke Ike IN
effort TO hedge in the Senatorial contest
about 10 re renewed.
Mr.. CSmden's iriGndG a. Cha!legton dc.
MED that 10 waB in any TGy connected
with the Standard Oil Company except ne
a stakeholder. Technically md 70 tbs I'M.
initiated this Yrs true, but in making the
statement, Mr. Camden allowed his friends
to conceal the real fact. Tho Camden
Consolidated Oh Company 10 q branch OF
the Standard Oil Company organization,
and ia in reality a pert OF the parent insti-
tuition. 1t noT Rccms that Nj. Camden,
from a%quickeacd conscience, realizing the
poaition he had placed bis Iriend8 md
himself in, Btcps down and out only in
IDIiIj LilsAL IIlC hIGII'IlailII uIAIDT Va HtNlltls
ard OilpOlitics may come to tho front, and
thus shiDId Mr.. Camden from the conJem-
nation in tho Iuture which he hes received
in the past by hiB official connection with
that organization.
Mr.. Camden hCg made many political
blunders in his recent conteH. Tor Senator.
ial honorB. But this laat move in too thin
to cover his ostrich tracks. It Hhowa one
thing, however, tina! he at Inst appreciated
the force OF public opinion. But public
opinion cannot bG GppsaHpd by any puch
qhallow subtcriugcH. Tho question IN not
whether he holds my official rG..:ivn
with the Standard Oil Company, even ~
President of the Camden Consolidated
Oil Company, but whether. il he NEGLECTED
10 the Unitod States Senate, hn will COZ
tinus to represent the 1875 900, 900 Of the
Standard organization. Tho fact that he
owns 4 largo amount oil stock controlled
by this syndicatc Of Bhrcwd manipul"iow
settles the question.
This more than anything elGe should
cause Republicans TO pause before they
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TRUSTEE us SALE.
.TRU STEE's sALEOF MANCHESTER

THRU >TEE's SALE OF MANCHESTER
Hy Virtue OF a Deed Of TINS, made 10 mo rs
| I, 1854, and recorded In the 00lcc Of tho CLERK oil
the County Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia,
in Deed OF Trust BOOK No. u, page 40, shall sell
u public suction, Oh
SATURDAY, APRIL o., 1857,
| commencing at 10 O'clock A. N at tho front door
| Of tie Court House Of said county. in tho city o.
| wheeling, the following do cribed property, thaih
10 say: a certain parcel OF ground situated IN tho
city Of nhccliug, Ohio couutf, West Virginia, con-
| tainEllg one fourth OF an acre, Doucued and &c.
GribcI as follows: Beginning on tho cast side Of
| We,zel street formerly called William street, at
tho northwest corner Of tuc lot marked "nsr'
graves" on the pla; 81 nc Sun DIVISIONS o. thc
Sol and S6A. In the office Of the CLERK 81 tho County
Court OF Ohio county; thcnce along the norm line
Of Aio "ilGrsravts, lot catwGfdly 70 the west line
Of the street marked on R9!d pla; REILLY street.
| thence a.OlS laid west line ~n0rilwhrdly 70 thc
south side OF the Reilly hill road; thence With said
south aide wcstwaIdly aud nofthwGSiMHfdiy as
| WeE.D ttrcct; thence with tho cast side OF said
wetzel street souIliwRrdly 70 tho beginning, OF:
cepting, however, 30 much, Of said parcel Of Srouna
as was conveyed by the said r, L. Kimberly anu
dated October !, 1883, and now Of record IN INC
office Of the Clerk OF tho County Court OF ONO
county In Decd Book No. Is. at paec 81; the lartso
excepted being described as follows: beginning at
tho iiorthwestefly corner Of the liargrayesr Blum,
Reilly purchase on the southcasterly aide Of Wei-
zel street, and with said side Of said street north.
point iu lire with the sOutlwhrdly side OF tho.
stono foundation Of Kimberly's frame Stableon a
forty foot street designated as Reilly street on tho
Aforesaid plat Of subdivisions oil The Reilly csA!e;
thence to and with sud side OF said stable lounda.
ton TO the westerly aide Of said Reilly street,
%touthwardly ftty.three 1857 feet to the northeastern.
ly corner oil the Hsrgnvcs,, Blum purchase, and
with the northerly line OF said llafgrayes Tract
westwardly 10 the beginning.
TERMS OF sALE-onc'thlrd, or as much more
a. the purchaser may elect. cash III hand on the
menu payable In one and two years from the day
OF sale, with interest from that day, the purchaser
uogive his notes for the deferred i~nsiAlinenS, and
10 secure the same by decd OF trust upon he prop
erty and insurance policies upon the buildings 10
the satisfaction Of the trustee.
Title believed good, but selling as trustee ! shall
| convey only such title as IL vested IN mo-:
W. =. HUBBARD, Trustee.
4. II. HALLER, AuctiOneer. mtl0
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SEQ what the Labor Herald, OF Rich
nond, Va, says OF Strawberry Twist To-
baCco: "S~trawherries and cream are good,
but they DO not surpass in delicious flavor
O chew OF Lottior'a Strawberry Twiat To.
bacco. BESIDES, by chewing this tobacco,
you eau secure O handsome pocket knife,
handsome atudent's lamp, n magnificent
gold watch, or a complete ee. of handsome
furniture, il you save Jour tass. The to.
bacco is cheap and good, and these pres,
ents are thrown in gratis. Hubbard 4
PAUL ere agents for Wheeling. All fret.
Gloss retail daalerR keep it.
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Quinine is not only nm expensive medi'
cine, 1t is ! harmful ono il taken too freely
and too often. or course the world in
sistH OIL taking great quantities Of it FOL
lover and sgue. Some persons think moth
ing elso will cure fever and ague. We cay
positively, and testimonials back us up
that Brsndreth's Pills have often cured
bad cascB Of fever aud sgue whom quinine
has failed. Brandreth's Pills break up
the worst attack,
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A Woman thought she had struck the
concentrated exenc Of s~piteiulnesa when
ahO told her neighbor: "If you didn't
wear o wig I'd like to pull your hair for
YOU, you nasty thing"
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TO ANY FHTISNieS.- Lowest Rates for nuyer.
! ts!ng IN 1000 good newspapers Mont fec. Adj.
dfcSN, GEG J.. KOwil.L u Co, 10 Spruce 81, n. Y.
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